- November 21, 2025
All Together: Native Theatre in Fifty Years
By Tomi Endter. Playwright Tomi Endter imagines a future fifty years from now when American theatre has finally centered Native
Youth, Truth, and Applied Documentary Theatre
By Ash Marinaccio, Peter Hussey. Ash talks with Peter Hussey of Crooked House Theatre about the ways interviews and personal
Women Playwrights International
By . Join us as we explore Women Playwrights International (WPI) history, cross cultural collaboration, and global feminism. Source link
Maybe We’ve Outgrown “Miss Saigon” — OnStage Blog
A commenter said, “We shouldn’t do Miss Saigon anymore. There are plenty of other shows now that actually portray Asian
Shakespeare is Overrated — OnStage Blog
Kendra Robinson left the following comment which intrigued me. “Shakespeare is overrated. Don’t get me wrong, I love Shakespeare’s shows,
Let’s Finally Have THAT Conversation About “Dear Evan Hansen” — OnStage Blog
by Chris Peterson It’s been almost a decade since Dear Evan Hansen first hit Broadway, and yet the question still
Creating in the Chaos
By Murielle Borst Tarrant. Murielle Borst-Tarrant asks herself why she’s still creating. Amid loss and chaos and life’s ongoing minor
Bring Back Overtures — OnStage Blog
However, for some reason, over the past couple of decades, the overture has begun to fade away. I don’t know
Architecting Organizational Change with Alexandra Meda
By Yura Sapi, Alex Meda. Alexandra Meda, founder of Culture Change Lab, discusses mediation and facilitation at various predominantly white
Master’s Degree Preferred
By Maridee Slater. Maridee Slater invites theatremakers to think beyond graduate school credentials and gatekeepers to preserve the embodied practices